Teacher-Child Interaction

Teacher-child interaction refers to the diverse ways in which teachers engage with children to support their development and learning. This includes verbal communication, such as asking questions and providing guidance, as well as non-verbal cues like facial expressions and body language. Effective interactions foster a positive learning environment, promote children’s curiosity, build their confidence, and help them develop social and emotional skills. Good interactions are responsive, respectful, and tailored to each child's needs, encouraging active participation and nurturing a child's overall growth in educational settings.